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I am trying to make a program that reads one pdf and a vba user form and then fills out another pdf. I successfully wrote code to read all text in a pdf and then find certain sub strings based on tokens that I can find in the string. It is intended to populate the fields in the destination pdf based on the substrings and check the appropriate text boxes based on the user form. I can get the code to fill the substrings and then save the document, but it wont check the boxes. Before the code used a AVDoc, but I switched to a JSO because I dont want the pdf to pop up, and the jso successfully avoids that problem. I have tried various code approaches, such as pdfBool.value = cBool(vbaBool), pdfBool.value = 1, pdfBool.value = "1", jso.setValue("checked"), jso.setValue("yes"), etc. This code will run without crashing. I have reduced the number of variables to just one string and one bool for the sake of the example.

I am getting data from an API in jso format but one of the element is giving values in k and M instead of thousand and million. how can I convert it back to number.

In an C# .net core environment, using the System.Text.Json unicode characters are substituted. For example "ü" is shown after reading the json file into a list of an object into another symbol

I have a PL/SQL handler using the SODA package to manipulate a JSON database. I want to:

1. Read the value for key id in the payload
2. Write the payload JSON into a new document in the database.

To do step 1, The handler takes :body to be parsed as a JSON_OBJECT_T type, so that I can access the value for key id in the payload.

But for step 2, if I read body again when constructing with SODA_DOCUMENT_T(b_content=> :body), it will simply give me a blank document.

I also can't pass in the JSON_OBJECT_T variable in directly, like SODA_DOCUMENT_T(j_content=> jso), because that function expects a JSON type and not a JSON_OBJECT_T. I can't find the JSON type documentation, but saw in code examples the function JSON('{}') to generate one.

Reading :body_text however gives me other problems - because JSON() function cannot handle line breaks in the payload and gives an error instead.

Currently to work around this I'm using the following:

Recently moved to JOOQ 3.15.5 and tried the Multiset feature but it is throwing SQLSyntaxErrorException. Below is the query I wrote:

I have the following JSON structure, calling it from web:

I have the following Json Array from url link.

I am using form-data package in my NodeJS application to send formdata. I am using Axios interceptor for logging the requests in a file. In axiosIns.config.data, I need the JSON string corresponding to the formdata set but currently it's FormData Object.

This library provides a toString method but on using that I have found that it returns a static string [object FormData] instead of the stringified input. I have opened an issue regarding that but seems unattended.

I have created a repl for regenerating that.

Is there any way so that I can convert my formdata object into a readable, loggable, preferably JSO string?

I am trying to send each recordset to a new line within the text box on a PDF. Im using Access 2016 and i have my reference set for my vba. what is the best way to do this. It enters one record set and that is it. i have the properties set for the text box in the pdf set to multi line. here is the code im using to loop through the recordsets.